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Show 'V THE POST LET us have faith that right makes might, ind in that faith let us, to the end,. ' dafe to our duty as ve understand it. Circulates More Than 1850 Copies Each Issue ? I i Containing a Resume of the News of Provo and Many Features and Human Interest Stories i VOL. XII., NO. 49! STEEL TO BECOME A V7IGGINGT0N CREED ANNOUNCES HERALD DISTURBED OVER RGER STEEL INTERESTS OF That the much talked of pteel plan a reality, and that .a $15,000,000 corporation will build a steel industry in this state within the near future, was made known r yesterday when Wiggington E. Creed, . president of the Pacific Gas & Electric company and of the Columbia Is to become GOVERNMENT NURSE Much as The Post dislikes to engage in a controversy, it is quite imperative that in justice to our business as well as to our patrons who might otherwise be led to believe that this paper is indulging in some scheme un- worthy of their confidence and support, we make this reply to the unwarranted attack made on The Post by the Provo Herald Wednesday evening. At the outset the Herald pretended to pub- lish a letter The Post had mailed to its subscrib- ers, but instead of publishing the letter sent out by The Post, the Herald editor published as much of it as seemed to meet his re- quirements. Following is the letter sent to some of The Posts subscribers, and that of it set in black face type Uid not appearpart in T Cp" ,,e - Mer-gard- ed - J by-produ- vl 7&JL2 I8.'".01 I - - i I - ' ai H ' beh! d J ' UJJInCOMP of-iap- art trlI-fncJud- t KIWANIANS WILL CELEBRATE ence is put out with the expressed view of ing it appear that The Post is fighting the mak-newspap- er Deseret News among the Latter-da- y Saints of all of which Provo, the Hqrald hopes will have weight with many of the Latter-da- y Saints who read The Post. For the Heralds inforipation as well as for t the information of The Posts readers, we desire to state that The Posts editorial policy is not controlled by The Salt Lake Telegram or any one other than the present editor of The Post. It would be as consistent for us to infer that the Heralds editorial policy is directed by an east-onl- y ern syndicate as it is for the Herald to intimate tkat The Posts policy is controlled by Lake PaPer. Another phase of the Heralds article which 't should be corrected is the headline which reads : Giving Wider Circulation in Provo for Salt iLake Retail Store Advertising. This headline should have read: Giving Wider Circula- ion in Provo for Provo Advertisers, for that s exactly what is done by, this clubbing ar- rangement. Incidently, that is what has so terribly disturbed the mental equilibrium of the Herald 'editor. By this, arrangement THE POST IS GIVEN A CIRCULATION WHICH WE BELIEVE TO' BE LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER NEWPAPER PUBLISHED IN PROVO, WITHSTANDING THE CONTINUED FULNESS OF OUR CONTEMPORARY. We desire also to make it clear to Post readers that not a single subscriber to The Post is obliged to take The Telegram nor are Telegram subscribers in any way obliged to take The Post. Our letter to our subscribers makes no such in- Jlope our r,eades will not be misled by ourJ!contemporarys interference into a business affair which rightfully has nothing to do with it. In this connection we state that The Post has not, within themight past eighteen months, attempted a single movement to its advantage in which the Herald's editor has not interfered. there is room in It is The Host's opinion that Jbrovo for" two newspapers, and that both will Succeed better- - by adopting the more mtodern method of competitive operation rather than to use the Herald editors idea of an eye tactics. The Post will continue along progressive lines, giving its readers the" best it can and its advertisers as much for their money as PROGRAM AND PARADE, CANYON FOR ROAD COMPLETION FOURTH TO NEW AND DISTINCTIVE Next Thursday the members of the Provo Kiwanis club will celebrate the rebuilding of the Provo canyon road from W ildwood to Aspen Grove, a project fostered by that organization. At 6 o clock on Thursday morning the club members will meet at be SfhcGeld garage equipped i Dr. George H. Brimhall will dellveV o - pos-troll- t prop--erti- B.J. es ?r-- J - a-Sa- eye-for-an-a- nd - W.-Far- rer - first-clas- aui-nu- al ter-rtn- s. -- f J. ed Utah County Impressive Services Tabernacle Services Testing Association Held for Grandma Sunday Evening Elects Officers Taylor Yesterday tDr. - V Pav-low- ! f 1 Star-Spangl- ed ' t consoli-dation,b- ut ( Dr.-Georg- inter-mounta- in the-tenden- cy well-know- Vern Davis Associated With Wholesale Firm Bo-shar- d. J1 - Anderberg Returns From Angeles -- t - BE the Fourth of July oration. This announcement was made at, a recent, TO BE STATIONED meeting of the program committee, the members of which have outlined as fully as possible the v days activiIN PROVO CLINIC ties. Steel company,' formally announced Following the parade which will that a new concern to be known as with garden rakes. Fromf there they take place at 9 oclock, a program the Columbia Steel corporation, has will the go will road be tp where will given in Pioneer park. A they acquired the; coal properties of the engage in a few hours work raking male quartet under the leadershin .Y1 1 Utah Coal and Coke company in Car-I- T of the rocks off of the highway. Professor Franklin Madsen will sing bon county, and vast Iron deposits in faMompTnied At 10 oclock automobiles by burgee will a few selections. W. C. Bradford of Iron; county, Utah, as well as other ,5? take S the PubHc wives of the Kiwanians to the Community Service. Inc., will Interests closely connected with the H,eaIth f the Nel11 Herald: He Aspen Grove, lead in community singing and the a where zelman, . community various 8erCevan?Mj88 r8egreat industry. luncheon will be served, and a pronuhbers on the program will Wbl,Ie hT! While definite information rela- - Srubllcwh?,f June 24, 1922. gram of entertainment carried out be interspersed with music TO OUR tiv to the sit of the steel plant was eJInS SUBSCRIBERS: by the under the direction of Dr.1 Fred W Provo band. . not given out by Mr. Creed, it is re- - wnT.n' K. Hansen, The Post ahas entered into Dixon and William C. Bradford. ex Hedqlst Dixon a!d clubbing ar as highly probable that the fi11 SJ.Fern BroaUent Ercanbrack with This decision was made at the as Goddess The Salt members rangement Lake where!hree of Liberty will Telegram blast furnaces and the la8famed beif the of the by it is made possible for both weekly luncheon of the club held at Declaration of Independence,readafter to be de- cokeven will, .be erected on the f he Public Health association. papers the Hotel whichwill be staged a flag pageant Roberts, yesterday. A' comlivered for the price of one 20 cents per week. Springville ite. It is understood that mittee on transportation, of the" steel corporation people have ac- Major Knight and Miss Heinzelman which by Dr. Fred W. Dixpn of arrunged In this we making Len were have done so also arrangement Schofield is the present. was chairman, apCommunity Service, Inc. cepted the site offered by the people in a way that you will have no added The celebration will begin at' sun- - , pointed; also a committee comprised or of Sprlngvllle, which embraces 400 ed Some time ago Mr. Wallis promisexpense of wives of the Kiwanians, with Mrs rise with flag ceremonies trouble. You merely pay the same as Mayor Hanson that as soon as acres of land lying to the north and the city ' have J. as chairman, was se- and county grounds by gt rangements could be made a public done in the past, AND THE AGENTS you .Ifv troop OF THE ka ll hea.th nurse would be located at TWO lected. This committee Brattan- scoutmaster, and ne PAPERS WILL SETTLE WITH US. Ms. Alex Hedquist, Mrs. N. C.includes at Pioneer on a demonstration park by troop 8, R. G. Mrs. E. G. Hughes, Mrs. A. B.Hicks, in connection with the community .. Mor- smith; .scoutmaster. rnnAitimia this By arrangement receivethe world you gan, Mrs. Mark Anderson, Mrs. A. M. to Chairman E. A. Utah lake are said ?o be ideal for In health clInlc ln the hlgh 8Cho1 build .ALCOrding daily through The Telegram, while The While he was Connant, Mrs. C. C. Hoag, Mrs. Jesse Mitchell of the parade committee, the ' ccarries the local news AND ADVERTISE- N. Ellertson, Mrs. Len Schofield and parade will be divided last month with Surgeon Carl transportation0 faciliMesheXCen I secinto five Mrs. George H. Brimhall. These la- tions: Me Patterson Knight, he Igreed, in MENTS OF INTEREST FROM OUR LOCAL itTofTm patriotic, civic, P dUC,tS behalf of production, dies enuiLd fhe flv!rhim will Utab Public Health as have the luncheon in MERCHANTS. THE POST ALSO SPECIALtransportation, and distribution. Surgeon-GenerScott P. Etewart was madecharge. with chairwater otfine oul Among the organizations in fho Lm?le relation, IZES IN to parA FIELD OF HUMAN INTEREST man of the work committee. It is ticipate Cumming of the U. S. Public Health in the first ansection the STORIES THAT YOU WILL LIKE. the clubs object to have the road in Sorosis club, the Nineteenth Centurv ..SundluIffoImpCei'T ,traTCllng s a club. Relief so ietv. Civil Wr condition for the big We trust such an arrangement will meet DbrMVent!S'-ir?,rr,faialtheUyrw:re.en Woman s Relief hike. Timpanogos , Indian Dr. F. W. Dixon was the principal War Veterans. PerxKecorps, tailed to Utah. This was done with with your appoval, and that you will find the nir!t - n6S Star Legion Gate with of interest at papers the luncheon American Legion, the Klks, the. Odd tiCs result that Miss Heinzelman will speaker i n?K the 8tat' 1 ellows, and the United He touched on the value yesterday. Pr0TO of at MI.. Luby. leisure ,bke Commercial irofoie ?u Iron YOU IF DO NOT GET SEREFFICIENT I time Travelers. recreation and explained methm,1 rva, other nurse, will go with the VICE FROM OUR X with A ods d of CARRIERS, WILL YOU program showing some ot the 1" organizing communities for develnnmen? Traveling Health clinic now touring DO US THE KINDNESS th1 Project of .vast th? this particular kind of activity. progressive TO ADVISE US IN stages of play from youth ri!fi?6at06f Utah Both ladles arrfved from state, Mr. Dixon declared that one of the to adult life, dramatizing men who haveFIXrlda Iagt week ORDER national, THAT MIGHT WE CORRECT ANY charUtah: needs is a publicity domestic, vocational. Industrial, things that tPrume:ntal ln presenting the $n8a Heinzelman will devote her NEGLIGENCE? bff for sane knows who .and the acteristic.!, and Blngins game agent gymnastic the development of the rawlwj10e nme to health work; (which, on who is capable of placing this phases of play life, under the direcYours very truly, materials which this state has to state where it belongs with other tion of Professor Dixon of the Com--, ivl th th services her from -- a states of the Union.. .This, he rte- - munily Service, will be givep aVTim- Asry, . fer in such abundance. cltnfc. .Amongtheasiomnnity ' ' Not "having first consulted tnp editor hf the are-W. Armstrong, president of (turberculosis aurvey of Utah county. dlared, can be done through the prop- panogos park at 8 p. m. ollovrlng la tbe evening proxntui er S' t publicity. the Hatlonal Copper bank.; L. P.i This ts aaatheT contribution to Herald concerning this matter, which is purely -, C. Brad, W. Community Carbon UtAH ot return the in and singing county Fuellpr0y0 Rains, president a between The business The proposition ford; Calient Telegram SC. Miss F. W0r Ellis. Ship. Adrian seals the Christrpas they bought company; Attorney REUBEN CLARK in the Swing." Jeppson! The Post, we now find that the Herald ob- Swinging Ulclcory-DlclcorMiss J. Jolly; Jr., E.. J. Raddatz, president of thelast Christmas. y to to an extent such the that arrangement Tintic Standard Mining company, jects Dock," Miss M. Jeppson; The Far-mer in the Dell," Miss M. Dusenand Quncan MacVichie, aiv engineer ADDRESSES YOUNG it would have it appear that the ownership ofHow Dye Do, My Pardner? GOLDEN RULE conberry; now of long experience. are editorial and its The Post policy Miss Old Roger Is Dead, j. ' Jolly; HACKED BY FINANCIERS. by The Salt Lake Telegram., This infer- - sible. Miss Izetta Funk; The Muffin SCHOOL SUMMER AWARDED TO In his statement Mr. Creed said: Man, Mrs. Jolly; Danish Dance of MEDAL Steel company has The Columbia Greeting, Miss N. Clark; "The Vine- ' the coal properties ' of the Miss N. Clark; Marasaki, MissCow yard, acquired J. Reuben Clark, a student of the A. Newell; Gustafs PALMER Skoal, Miss J. Utah Coal and Coke company in Car-- . DR. -Brigham Young University, known as Garfield; Shoemaker Dance, Miss M. bon county and extensive iron the B. Y. academy ln the days of Wooley; Dutch Couples, Miss A. Newin Iron .county, Utah. The purDr. James E. Talmage, a member of Portland Fancy, Miss J. Hlbbert; chase will be effected through the " by Nacommittee appointed The committee of the dis- ell; the to advisory new a Mountain of Miss M. Smart; . awarded Mutual corporation has ganizatfon The regular monthly Hills magazine' armament conference recently held at Aviation March, steel poleon Utah of Miss M. Jeppson; the annual The Rule Dance, held be not Golden will meeting take over the rolling mills and com Hill conjoint meetings the Napoleon D. C., and now a candiFuneral services for Grandma Miss M. Jeppson; SaiDance, foundries of the Columbia Steel Spanish B. J. Palmer, head of Cow Testing association was, Washington, in the various ward meeting medal County date for the Republican nomination lor Hornpipe, Miss M. Jeppson; a School of Chiropractic, Eliza N. Taylor, who died here early houses Sunday evening, bht a held Tuesday evening. pany and the assets of he Utah Coaij the United States senator, addressed fqr M. Miss of 84, .Sir the Utah at of wards age of the Iowa. Jeppson; pavotte. of Davenport, meeting Tuesday morning Walter Holdaway was elected the students of Young University Roger.de Coverly, Dr. F. W. Dixon; stake will be held Sunday evevestigation, extending over a period medal is the first of a series were held in the stake tabernacle The dem-yesterday on The Far Eastern Ques- O dansen. Dr. F. W. Dixon; Jumpof more than eight months, has president, William A. Nuttall, vice tion. at the stake tabernacle, comwill1 be awarded to those who ning that with Bishop afternoon D. iron and R. coal yesterday the Elephant, Dr. F. W. Dixon; Wadley, secretary president; J onstrate that the Utah to form tbe are rendering the .greatest service to mencing at 8 oclock, at which and The study of history, said Clark ing of the Provo Third L. Marrott and R. Powelson J. Torch Golden treasurer; will the Gorge Swinging, Dr. F, W-- . Dixon; , the based time properties can be used program upon following humanity should hisi in subject, Indusintroducing W. Creer, directors. The association basis of an independent steel Banner, W. C. Brad-- , of the award Is ward presiding. The songs, all fav, be given: us wisdom, not merely informa- ford. moun- Rule. The purpose give second its is the of the years Mrs. Love beginnig by Our We sung of just Land, orites the Taylor, try for the Pacific coast apdhave Selection, application popularize not to work with an Increase of about 20 tion. tain territory. Definite plana to business and indus- ward choir, were, Come, Come, Ye by Rossini, tabernacle choir; seRule Golden If the physical conditions of a of HOME III' RGLARIZED been matured except to the point Dream of Galilee, by per cent of cattle on test. During Home, Sweet Home, and Saints, lection, try. were known, if the characcountry a A of vocal deal the interest medal the Mountains year O past Ye of a the award spegreat to High. effecting the purchase and decision The Fighini, choir; report While George Chappen and his whs rendered by cial activities work of the youpg has been created by the association teristics of a people! were understood, the program fof future de- to Dr. Palmer was based laregly on solo, Mother If the density of population were con- -' inout. states. western For worked the now 216 Est Fourth South, were He The McAllister. is a W. received. J. Monroe being' W. he throughout Mrs. family, votes Professor Paxman; velopments ladies, the number of and if the Relationships with out riding last sidered, months been has several it Patriarch candidates was offered showing activities chief by evening, burglars of the vocation three other special led the report 06aL PRACTICALLY TESTED surrounding natiorfs and other peo- pried open a window in the Chappen eow. all fat the The average per B. Keeler. many Isaac highest votes, speakers, of men, the work 150,000 young more than Joseph Mr. home The west needs the basic indus- by The excellent records made by ples were realized, explained and wer In tKe act of burglarYour of 'whom paid tribute to the sterling Brockbank; selection, counof which came from foreign counof the the future history Clark, Ausof Utah breeders tries of iron and steel fully develand Holstein were; the Mrs. house when the family came of Jersey for izing Is England, You, Taylor, by Mother Italy, qualities Praying exmatematical tries, Japan,Zeland with be told could a of try the have drawn attention heard the car Inez oped and an unusual opportunity The home. Canada. cognty of the Knight and New Bishop Alfred Harding, Parks, choir; the discussion exactness. Each nation has the spirit drive into the-burglars ists for progress in this- i direction tralia, to the second and made their ran many Smoot for great M. dairymen stand Ida We A. throughout yard Wilson Dusenberry, I. Allen, slogan, of selfpreservation, the desire for getaway. Harcooperation of California Dr.Woodrow of Members for valIn folloowed through Region. H. and Ralph then Brimhall, clean with Bishop and searefy (their Palmer evlife, thought pure of and hraw-er- s and- - Utah in. the utilization of their beteven propagation, association believe the William that lecturer ransacked J. dresser the uables A. Owens; selection, President McCollum, J. they Luella Poulton, action, riet These life. a resources. toward olution higher .natural ter records will be made this year as The and wardrobes, but were successKnight, and Bishop Powelson. Albert Day Most Glorious, by Bellini, The Co- on applied psychology. often bring it into .cbnflict ful in finding factors Mr. Creed said further: knowa have better was was Patriarch by acquired they only $1.50. Other medal benediction designed choir. by The gold T has been Invesits with Steel company neighbors. lumbia of were in the and for their valuables and n feeding caring The musical selection by the ledge sculptor, Adolph S. Jones. J Wherever you find a thickly set- monp) a properties of the Utah the were Lightand from the fact words: that th were the herds, but the side under tigating' thd rendered be will one house, burglars choir1 On tled country, continued the speaker, ened away before they had discovCoal and Coke company for the past Wolff. Be is manifested. interest Ye Shall R. greater J. Professor of Greatest Among The leadership Will W. S. Murdock, specialist in cow you may know that nation is going ered them. On the reverse eight months, during which time all Servant of All. its borders. Whenever of the properties purchased were test- the for officers have been working testing association work of the west- to overrun side, B. J. Palmer of Davenport, Become in securing a live- on Police is pressure there ed by experts and the entire situation Chiroern division for the United but as yet they, have no the case, Through World dairy the a marked (degree of Serving will, be a conflict, not clue. there lihood, of States has gone over with Coke agriculture department ovens were con- practic. Instead of COURT CALENDAR was due valuable assistance to County necessarily war, however. thoroughness. given Palmers popularity Dr. the and over Gate the border, it going structed near CastleIn this manner, to the spread of chiropractic which MR. GRAHAM GOES EAST Agent J. P. Welch in educating the individuals There tested vice be the D. products. former coal actually countrys D. Vern president to Davis, may the of effectiveness farmers this his father, error was discovered by are some who believe, and with good company, thus eliminating any inpossible SET FOR JULY TERM work. M. H, Graham left this city last and developed by himself. of the Schwab Clothing a made laboratory Palmer, business in that cause, that the last great war was which might be interest his sold pahas their and to attend the Elks Grand lodge Doctors of chiropractic night beDavid has commercial Mr. caused rivalry McArthur. by to and to be held at Atlantic America over experiment. Edgar convention all tients from for the Great Britain and Germany. City, July 10th to 15th. Mr. Gratween business of term The purchase of the properties the the in been literal for clothing countries calendar Trial July manv foreign corfrom time Westward the course of empire ham is District Deputy Grand Exwill make it possible for the new past fifteen. years, during finch court has bombarded the editor of Napoleon district in ly judicial sale Fourth, Los for folsteel the with its way, quoted Mr. Clark, and alted Ruler for Utah, and this trip to takes letassociated produce he hasi been poration Hills magazine with telegrams, - been set as follows: Wooddiscussed The. stores: briefly the geographical ex- will make the second one he has the western states much cheaper Toggery, lowing special petitions, requesting Bros, CASES "than it can be obtained from eastern ters and of the United States, culmi- made representing the Utah Elks. JURY Reed Anderberg, secretary of the pansion the first Cliftori Merc, company, Taylor that Dr. Palmer be awarded 189 Proin Mar 8, the worlds great to vs. La commitmils Provo returned Rotary club, nating The State of Utah Mr. Graham will first go to Niamedal, which convinpd the choice. andMr.Schwabs. to The acquisition, Anhis Los vo from land Davis year. position grabbing resigned evening Wednesday was Utah of the State popular he 5, 1922; that tee gara Falls, and before returning July smoking if ofwhere he attended the of Hawaii and the Philippines by a position 'on the outside, be- Healey, ever Calif., Any man can give up who take geles, medal he will visit Montreal, Can5, first 1922; R. the is vs. This' Smith, John July would in that year, said the home Boston, his States would convention. International it he wants' to, but those based improve Rotary that world New York, Philadelto the vs. James Larson, lieving service Louis fered for Mr. Anderberg states that the con speaker, had made America a far ada; k like to, never want to health. Accordingly, he has accept- July 6,Thompson St. f Louis and Exchange Washington, Payson phia, 1922; comand a was eastern success, but vention territorially power ed a position as traveling salesman splendid et New Orleans. vs. E. R. Johnson, al.,.July for a large wholesale company with 7, 1922; L. S. Caro vs. Fred Buss, declares that Los; Angeles did not mercially. The country had to bethe 1900 open MARRIAGE LICENSES' ISSUED City. His juiv"-8- , i922; J. E. Boyi vs. Charles take care of the convention in the come so politically. In headquarters in Salt Lake dipother was th for announced, did Provo Utah in door that three remain Mowill years policy style big family 1932; Superior llf in July and measures convenfollowed, ' lomatic international the when present. D. Dinick, July 12, ago A. vs. Co. Marriage licenses have been issued tor By ALF pSMOND that Japan, met in Salt Lake City. He re- 1917 it was recognized Mr. Davis wishes to thank his tion N. fun. some Alfred of Goshen and Nellie as. have C. to to S. Fullmer likes who had spe- M. Rulon Finch who 1922; here of account on at and members that The Flapper is a kind of girl friends propinquity, patrons many present W. ports R. ot. many Pyne Santaquin ; John Lew Olson, f July 13, 1922; em how it s done. in .China tRie basic MarStickney on cial interests commented last the have been so loyal to him in the vs. conveptioir, and Jennie StewT Provo 14, of Price E. She trets into the social whirl and shows July C. the Charlotte Beckstjad, vs. Bells the Harold manner in which the principle of the Monroe doctrine. Roscoe J. splendid of H. past. Wilson art Fork; Francis Spanish - She vamps the Shepherd of the 'Hills and to 1922; the Harmon of Salt Lake J'oseph was put over. conference, 1919 of The convention Washington Louise and Prowhiter see the wills City et 1922; 15, al., July Ellsworth, men of weaker the Golden jRule. A similar vo I like sunny California, said Mr. speaker set forth briefly In conclu- Bird of SpHngyllle; jBesire Nelson of upon A. vs. Wright and helpstothe George Mercantile Agency various treaties, medal wilKbe' awarded periodically be the cynosure of green, admiring eyes land Bernice Moore of 18, 1922; Frank L. Anderberg upon arriving at Provo, sion, had through nations light. She likes July Cochran, the attention and of of the Spanish ForkWilson wise. means a as her directing make a to at time the good caused the I had cure and leading delightful K. .ndersqn of L. theT.Keeley Besslie vs. Brinton, July o Brinton and will not take of the world to the poj?sibilitijes world to forego the special privil- Springville; life convention. better the loves Horffense and Provo Spencer of Mexsh? hearts of 1922. the GolJen 19, to grant who forced all been had apply But deep within her heart China O.1 eges Pfafen of Springville and to wife. Virgil Rule in their business and profes- SERVICE STAR LEGION TO MpET had stabilized conditions ico; and U. PLAY POSTPONED Y. B. imparts to sweetheart them, of Provo; Nell Hazel Chapman that joy and gladness still and teaidi her not to vamp, sional dealings. The plan was origiin the far- east. of Strickland Reach, Tf vou will take her by the hand and Long who George a play nated by Golden Rule Hill, of a scamp In a Chinese Garden, the Star Melissa Service arid understand of the Hannah to Hair, California members All come will of ar who marking mines theN students coal she worse. began his career in the the Golden Legion) are requested to meet at the which was scheduled to be given this in oxder that R. Rich of Walla Theodore ?s a makes Flapper Provo; that doin the vacation, of things this city during West Virgina and gives way There at 9 evening at the B. Y. U. by students of leaving and Lillian kind of nurse, library Tuesday morning which begins this evening and ends Walla, Washington, "" has Rule credit for his rapid rise to an Public been T. Tf wni would like to clip er wings and be a Earl Pardoe, Professor will be Provo:of automobiles where, Brickley new that hits her fancy present..,. influential position in American oclock, hesomethin to untjl next Friday eyeniqg July 5, maybe for the parade. postponed them furnished have give I WU sees the light. ' journalism. 4. lr and magnify her point of view until she - M POSTS t BUSINESS , the-Unit- Sav-Ban- THE FLAPPER ' V . . -- avail-ablet- - -- ) rht 5 ed -- y |